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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
1o,,,p, ,rcHnrrY on TRADE SCHOOLS

Colonel Il. T. Auchmuiy, the iouHoef Vi Va" ,
Trade Schools, in paper read be!ore 'i.' AN -.
,tob1 subject OF " An American
n,,ntlc, systen.r Tho old system OF appf'hiio''"i'
no .aia had died natural death. Ii required 'he SUPP
,sio, of a master and Of Independence u" ~"
part Of tho lad. To-day the master OF i's' "Vp I
p 49, 49,. hts attn ion to an apprentice anu the LAD
- ,o nick hin his knowledge by observation ana ~ Vs1
ho no a change Of fashion Improvement oi nen'r-
e,v NAV render his skill useless The Trade sehool Id"
teach wha. the shop docs not M.
800 1','..,tn. -, hat nuoJls OF tho Ncw-YOrk Trade
30 IA OILS had after season "nfk WIZ No. - ti.
ecturer added that Tho work IA mo schoc, ,ou Io
tndv In LLs =, college, IL Intended 10 NJ h"n w
ON or a trade. Ihe schools 40 not Srdlus'e
hn, ureniices There sb0ud bo trade school N cN|
town. and result would IN short uI, naeo H..
,,,rrit AN Ar isau tho h nd OF his pfOessOD ~"
a.. ,alsng,jon ~ school with thf Wortthop
$3.50 10 AZ one OF the solutions OF labor problem
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WEDpINGS.

At m" West Presbyterian church. in Forfv-sccond
81. near Fif'h-nvr.. 'ast evening ~ o'clock Miss
Llz7'e Shillman. daHelEcr Of Joseph Shillman. was
married to warren Ward Brooks, Of tbs CITY. the
rcv Dr John Il. Paxton. pastor ~ tho church
nrc'atinC Tho 'rtdcsrr..d IS wcrn MS Kitty Post
wick and Miss rcll Parlrr Mss Virginia Leeds
vas t,c maid Of honor The brides gown was of
rich white molrc antique with long t1n. ard trimmed
With drarcrcs Of duchess lace. She woro diamond
ornaments. and carried n bouquet Of white roses
Edward Murray best man. and the ushcrs were
Henry S Sl,illman. brother Of the bride. Edv ard
Ellsworth, Charles HoiSs George nciclman. George J.
Hinton and Hawlcy Clavp \ reception followed al
the home Of the BRIDE No. 80 Fast Forty nin,l-st
The wedding Of H. Turic Hodges. Of the Engineer
Corrs T. : A.. and Miss Alma Reynolds. Of 'h'enS"
took place al the house Of The brides ann'' MIS-.
s!ocum so 81 East SHY fliih, Yesterday at noon
The Rev u. PARKER Morgan. of the church OF tn
Heavenly Rost. oficia.d. \ "w rriat'VcS an"
friends vele present IS Mary Reynolds. sister of
The bride, maid OF honor There "'r' 10 ''i,"S
maids or ushcis. Miss Lrlyard and Miss DIVA
,c,n held the white satin ribbons forming the aisle
tbro.ch which the bridal pair passed The DeSi man
49,, Iar Iod-cs Of EO,tou the bird 'groon'S bf"'h' r.
TIA, ceremony took place Under a BEL ana CANOPY VI
flowers aud sml. AK. Amor5 the gnc'is !" 'f' "''""
fast which followed General W. /. Hh'i man.
Miss sherman. ColOnci and Mis-. IWs"-' Mi' ",'.'
th, ate Ms. ii. H. i,a-iel I"en', nan - !s
Mir and Mrs. John ". Ellis. i.enl nan, JONI LIS
.',t,,'I NcAltln Ma and Mrs. Russell sag H,f-
Coiore Lee. Miss Lee. Goncrai Hugecs, Mi. ann Ms
ENrrclt T. " hceier, and Mrs ). :. LIIo"' va il
Tho wedding OF Miss Marie T. Charloc. ana leity
IN. .,,,d,y AFTERNOON ~ 20 oclo'E' ih' l'N,
- Parker Morgan officiating Miss i-'io iiito ~sy"
Was mad Uf hUlJf. lA,Io w. nj ~ i..,. wcrc
ticS. e., Scymoir was Test man The u'h -, W." vi
Vr.or Philips and James L. osdrh' y I'm i.yr
MIR, schaeIcr after thcif ret IN nom a'itp van ''
y" ~, ,ho suanv uroa.lg Az and liity ->cc"m'si'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
THE ALUM BAKING POWDERS
ACTION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE
BOARD OF HEALTH.
THE NAMES OF TIE ALUM BRANDS PUBLIsHTD-
Methods WHICH T.

THE NAMES OF TIE ALUM BRANDS PUBLISHED
THE METHODS BY WHICH THEY ARE SOLD
NECESSITY FOR NATIONAL PURE FOOD LAW.
Tho Massachusetts State Board Of Health, like the
state Food Commission of Ohio, publishes the names OF
the alum powders found sale within its jurisdiction
the most effective way to prohibit the sale OF what 1t
classes detrimental article of food.
The report names twenty seven brands OF alum bak
Ink powders detected. many Of which will be recog-
nzed outside Of Now England by housekeepers who
have been using thcm under the representation that
they pure and wholesome of tartar baking
powders.
Being cheaply made these goods are sold to tho re-
tail dealer at price that affords him large profit,
and tho retail dealer probably unaware OF their ma
ture is induced to push their sale In place Of pure
powders upon which the profits smaller In this
way they being placed in considerable quantities
Into the hands OF consumers who have not suspicion
Of their real character.
The prevalent method Of dispOSing Of these goods
where II is not prohibited by law IS by accompanying
each package with gift or lottery ticket In several
states acts have been passed making this mIsdemean
or In such localities manufacturers Of alum baking
powders who regard the law have been compelled to
reduce tie price rom 80 40 10 20 cents per pound
at which rate they are now generally sold without
gift As an illustration OF the low value OF the alum
baking powders the fact Is stated that one OF hem no
worse than tho Others Is Sold at cents pouhu INC
extent to which The poorer classes, who arc their chei
users arc Imposed upon when they are charged rom
ao 70 40 CONS tor similar article Is quito APPARENT
Tin, following named brand, OF baking lOwder have
been examined ny the Massachusetts Analyst Inc
names of the twenty alum brands arc rom INC
reports OF the Board Of Health tho ahai!st vi
the other brands, TO determine their strength ana qua
ity were madc for tho public Information, ou' not
under the d.ec ion OF the Boad and do not appear ID
its ogcia reports. Tho aldm powders being consul
cred unw hol,somc an estimate of their strength Is ho
GWEN The Analyst have found the amount Oh iea'eiE
Ing gas contained In equal quantity oil ea'h Va inc
cream of tartar aud phOsp hatc powders, Hoiuhs "0a
iron which the consumer may determine their icIiVe
Va.uos the powder of highest strength bong lciOiod
HAewi,o superior ia purity and whocS0meneSs.
cpE,u or TARTAR BAKING Powders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
THE MATRIARCHS BALL.

Tho second ball Of the season, the Assembly, or
Matriarchs ball. 1t Is often called, took place at
Delmonco's last night, and was usual. a brilliant
success. The Matrarchs include fifty OF the schnowl-
edged leaders of NcwYork society, and each one has
seven invitations to dispose Of Mrs. lillian Asfor'
Mrs Henry Barclay, Mrs. Philip schuyler and MIS-.
Arthur welman received tho guests in the large red
ROOM A number Of debutanies were present, among
them Miss BESSIE Rogers, Miss Carrie Webb MISS Nv
Van Cortandt Morris, Miss Julia Laurence sattcr-
thwatc, Miss Moore Miss Haght, Miss Marie Nance.
Miss Livingston and SIS Van valkenbnrgh.
The guests did not begin to arrive before II 30
o'clock and It was midnight before dancing began
supper was served in tho resi- aurant AT O'CLOCK ana
directly after the cotillon danced Henry Cosler
leading with Mrs. j Coleman Drayton.
Among the distinguished strangers present were
Captain and Mrs. Lloyd Harold rcto Miss Grant, tho
scullt the Hon Mrs. Dugdaic Miss Ferguson Mr.
Ferguson, VI. T., Mss Alfredo Pagct, Sidney Pagct and
Almeric Paget, all Of England Miss Yznaga who has
just arrived from visit to England Miss Flick
and Miss Howard, of BALTIMORE Miss Wlnslow, OF
Boston; Mr. and Mrs. John Munroc, Mrs. La Mon
tagDo and the Misses La Montague, of Paris. Tho
other guests included Mr. and Mrs Ormo Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert GOelct, Miss winthrop Miss Van
Aukon Mr. and MIS- Arthur Sherwood Miss LYDIA
Emmett Miss Adele Grant, Mrs. Valentine Hail. MISS
Tcsse Hall. the Misses Sands Mr.. and Mrs Charles
stuart Dodge, MIS- Bessie Webb, Miss Annie Webb,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Alexandra, Augustus Gurn'l
Miss McAllIScr Ward McAllisicr, William Cutting
Brockholst Cutting, Thomas Howard. IT,, the Misses
Clin Miss Marion Langdon, Miss Lawrence, Miss
Matte Coodrldec Mr.. and Mrs Rowland pcll, Mr. ara
Mrs Andrew Miller the Misses Endcot, &. q u.
1scn. Newbold Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coopr'
the Misses Hewitt. l.ndry CHARM. Mss an DlI'I'
Winslow, Miss ebert Charles \. Mnnn, A. C. Canic.d
Charles Chds In" Misc RemScn. VI :. l. g. kcinSrh
Mrs. W IL. schicILcIn; Eqerion Webb Eeet,n VII
stanley Mortimer. Hamilton aiy. Duncan Cameron d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09

DUTCH ELDER PICKS UP PIECE or PIPE OUT
SIDE TILE CIIIKCH Az IRYINGTON


SIDE THE CHURCH AT IRvINGTON
The people Of Irvington, n. j., were greatly ex
cited yesterday afternoon the discovery OF bomb
with half burned fuse outside tho Dutch Reformed
Church In that town The building Is Of franc with
high wooden tower and stands on brick founda
ton on an emincncc sprngheld-avc. Tho pastor
IS the Rev. nr. Vchslagc on Wednesday night the
church was filed with children and their parents to
take part I'm III" rehearsal Of exercises for Christmas
Just before yesterday Mr. Tanner. an elder Of
an object lying close to the foundation about two
feet from tho main entrance. lie thought IT was a
whip socket, but picking It up found 1t was a piece
o. lead pipe about eight inches long Ono end of the
Pipe solid and had been rounded Off. while the
other end plugged tight with LEAD filling Two
inches from the plugged cud a hole clearly drilled
through tho head aud from this projected hail
burned fuse
Edcr Tanner was puzzled TO determine what The
object was. Carrying 1t I'm his hand h. walked mo
the shop OF Butcher Criqul AMI showed 1t to him. The
butcher examined the rrr and said ho Thought was
Newark Happening 10 enter. confirmed the theory
II" drcw tn half hurn'd hIsc from tn bonn and M
rolling II showed ths particles OF POWDER II con
tanned. Inside tn bomb was whfish su'r
tn nature OF which c0ud not b0 obtained. br'
CHRISTIAN warned Elder Tanner not TO drop The b"HD
tamp"r with II. Elder 17unrr, now Thoroughly
alarmed. carried tn object to an open fell ana con
c"a'rd H. l. determined ~ test the bomb TO uaS
by exploding IL In a vacant field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
yrw.yopK STpTyG QUARTET

A concert Of chamber music was giv"n last ihs''
n Stcinway Hall by the Ncw-Y0rk String onar'o'
assisted ly Mcssrs Max VOgrich and Charles Kaiser
The club Is composed Of sam FrankO Henry B"ewie'
Ludwig hcnck and Victor Herbert and IFS capabilities
are Of high class though the balance Of tone IS not
all that could be desired chiefly because of the leaders
want of incsivencss and breadth The programme
was a we'll chosen one, dignihcd In evory part 1"
consisted Of Grclg's beautiful quartet In q minor
ON ~ tlayed not long ago by the Beethoven string
Quartet). Schumann's PianofOric sonata III sh1 p
minor tire. remedy I,oetical by CIleS Hsr
Schwan," len ilclc 0lch" and Erstcs BcS,gne,nn
and a planOiorie quartet I'm major. op 90 by len
bInstein Mr. Vosrich played the lovely slow move
mcnt In the soma with pcciaI warmth and aiiecliOn
and accomplished oreditabo reading OF tho on,.ip
ufHcult work Mr. Kaiser showed proper apPiVL
alton of the sentiment and style OF the songs, p"e
his singing was marrcd by many faults In the emission
of his Volce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09

st LoTIs, Dee. = tSyeciHil. THE the - Ioii'
Gas Trust begun IN earnest today, when 'ty tom
sellor BELL filed petition III the tircu curt demanding
forfeiture The charter of the ~ Loui. Gas Fn" ami
Power Com pauy, which IL really the United Gas I'M
roye nent Company, II PLllaiepia, Tile priish ''is
forth that the company procured from the muulcpal al
innri TO- franchise 20 lay pipes and supply gus TN or
certain cond IONS This franchise was 10 rxlehl ll
1870 and gls rIsud not cost than ~ - per no"
nd 10 consumers more thsn go per annn Tor sr'
,,un., The lryiltges were not transferable anu lpp
hihiied NATION, consolidation or POolng oil ,
incs wi h any other st. Louis COMPANY. Inc D tt.'
Thai I'm March tho company entered TIC T. INn's
rsi an has nearly all TIE sections o. us 'har
cr The thsr ~iore ats forfeiture under Tue c""
d,iious governing the granting Of The charter
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ag1TJNG ANOTHER NUISANCE.

ALnASY. Dee. s.-Coinpaih's having "'e' "'U -.
,,al ,.,,.is Inn of the unnecessary clamor mNhe
- -, a., and runners at the Grand Central Depot III
York city and at Union Depot in TINS c''y Tue
secretary was directed Ivy TIE board to ca" the
Of Mayors Hewitt and Thacher to this ANNOYANCE anu
sot, tho police could not abaie tho nuisance ""'' 10
tariff, ing al times 10 ladies ana e1AsiSra'hE ~ W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09

NEw-HAyEN. Conn, Dec. Sat tho morning se's on OF
tho Connecticut Prohibiiioniss the Rev H. Forbes q"
Uockyili. wn. cbos.n permanent chairman. The pat
firm WAS unanimously adopel. IL declares that the
Iiouor ,on IA Inc most important po lcal Issue OF
tho day; that there IL necessity OF third National
marty, that state prohibition only bo maintained ny
E,tion.I proihi,on declares against any compromise
az mr. declares TIA the success ~ the Ma 10 a
VrnhIhton Marty depends largely on the educational
pds organization OF local prohibition
club. in nye,v town. aud commends the work or the
ooan. q br stan npersncs Union. Delegates ~ the
National Convention were cnosen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
rroBIHLr ELorED NTH THE yrHSE
Or. sANDrrs SAID TO HAVE rrV AWAY Win HOS
4


rITAI ATliNbANI-
Tho sudden dcrartrrc from thr stat" lusau" Asylum
NJ Norri, Plain, about two wrcl, ago 81 Mr.. N"rir.
an. of the attendant. caused 90 90 cor mcn' aid con
lecture Int IN, cause 81 her going now said to have
boon a letter scnt 10 hcr ny Dr. Frank T. San'cis a
former Inmate nf the asylum, who WIS being treated
for cure IF m. coca ne habit About fo1r yca' ag"
DR. sender. vent from Nprri.'own - tai" charge q"
tho Ora-qr'irc station a. Jacksonville. FLORIDA. h'
10 health obliged him 10 resign his position. aud d.
returned 10 Morfi,tovu III, Ih'sirai ailments in
lnccl linn 20 u.e ruorl hine su1 c.crlu' and h i'
ranp. 30 afflicted 10 tlrr rs, that ic0 anne n'rc--'
IN ,e,d him ~ r~ Norris Plans 'evlnm WIFI"
urrc l. became infatuated Vim Ms Merritt. who wa
leclnIy IInd 10 him. and his passion was returned
Il, The sequel shows.
About ,.N on nth, Ego Or sanders was di-chara'c
from tl. Asylum ana opened ar o'r' loo Oh" Man
House. Mnri,towu lui was soon obliged Z" lehNr
owing 10 hi, habits II. then went {" Newark ana
established ana Office a. thr 'oniiu ntM HIT lie re-
NAMED tl.-ic iui short M. lnd ti % ".n 10 ia'
ciucr ~ soon got mo tio. hr. i is >iu anu ''
down to lhliiril l.A h'i -rul". "a 'r".. a" w. ,,
Merritt VITO vn- ~ ~ Asylum ''l'lh- wy ~" 49,
him at the bingham House Ihn A"'hS ""ii"" ~
the ASYLUM vithuf informing any on" oi irr h-'lht
ton. aud Is supposed 10 have Julhd ilf >'hl.,H .'
Iin,l.lrhto Nn'i lug ha. nee been b 80 OF ih-ih
Lrlly .strc,, citizru 81 M,iri,own and about four
tom .car. ago d. 'i'd tl' d1IE.i1 {" N't |''.
v. Pol our 81 the od'-i anl W'al. .I''' 'lI/,l, ~.
Tic MACE 80 boz, dra'h VI. lci lr'i . largo lr"ot
Ia l.. daurhf.r and also 49, NJ. son VIII" f. eng
LAWYER Dr sander liycl happily VIII hS W r uIiil
d.. rortrac'.f Def. fatal hl'ii-. Fud "'rn up 10 '@
linn. fber, hs- nrvcr been any trout r. h"wcrn them
rNcrri ON that acro.ui. They have tw" ch'dirn Mh"
arr now Win il".~ mother IN l"F'l'r h''," ~
Morris st Considerable -urpris" Is rNnr'- - ahpI'
the dp~to~'s infatnalon WIN Mrs. Merritt who Is
about thirty five years Cd
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MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures Dansville. ~ r. on Tues.
day December the residence OF the brides tstne ~
the Rev Oliver II. Walser, of NewYork CITY. hveiyn
Louise daughter OF John q Williams esq, anu Cnarief
Qnackenb bush Freeman, of NsW-York CITY,
IIPMAN-sr GEoRGE-On Thursday December 8. 1887,
at the residence tho brides mother by tho Rev John
Baccus Julia A. st. George TO Lewis a. Lii man Jr, al OF
Brooklyn
RY DER-BENEDICT-At Danbury Conn. Wefnsstay.
December 1877 General James Ryder 10 Mary Az uadsh'
ter of the late Charles Benedict.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursday. December .. at
thd Church Of the Heavenly Rest, the Rev d. Parker
Morgan. Marie Fletcher Chareck Youngest daughter of
the late Miles Schohd Charleck TO Mr. Henry schaefer
SIfEPARD-CA RnI NGrON-On "Wednesday, December z,
tho residence oi the brides father Dr. H. A. Carrn gton
llG9 Chapes, New IIaven, Conn, William i. Shepard
ana Jnlie T. Darlington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09

RESPONSIBLE for all nrpgemsnts Instead OF ignorant
purchaser. were also favored The grange expressed
ltse In opposition to the repeating OF the Interstate
Commsrce law and favored the election OF United states
senatsrs by popular vstA It reairmed ts position In
opposition TO the admission To this country free Of duty
al raw material that can be produced here while the
present. high tariff xiss manufactured goods These
matters W all referred to the Legislative Committee
To DO BROUGHT 10 the attention OF beth the State and
National Legislatures Two meRbsrs OF the Executive
Cemmittee were elected. They Thomas Barton. OF
Gloucester County. and John T. Cox OF Hunerdon. Tho
other two the minittee. james H. Bayard.
Of Monmouth. aSd Charles Collins OF Burlington, hold
over for another wear.
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Post OGlce Notes

Should read daily by all Interested, as changes may
W time)
Letters for foreign countries need DO specially adj
dressed for d. pa particular when
u desired send duplicates OF banking and commercial
letters Specially addressed being sent b. ma
fastest ycss l. available.
mails for the week ening December 10 will close
(pr In all clsesb atthis ollce az follows;
SATURpAY-At 10 n m. ior central America anl
i.outh Pacldc pDr-. ststnshiD Colon. VIA Aspin-
walt dattsrs costa Rica and tilE.rta must 5s 1T
olsn'l at 10 fsr Scotland llr.ck per
Anchor via 'ltsgoN OetterS nst Is rcctet
'pcr nor a J. 3D.. l0Am. :Or France Switzerl1ni iy
Sptn anil Portugal. psr sstnsnp Ia Breiagne. VIZ
Uayrs (etters for other Continental coInies must %
directed Ia Bretlgna') at lO.3O a. for Greas
Britain ami ireland per steamship CITY OF Richmond.
VIA Queenstown Oetters must bs directed per city ot
Euura via Queenstown ctters for Francs Switzerland
Itllv. spain ant PORTAGE, must b. directed per Era
ra'0 1880 a. for Belgium direct pr steamship
hhynlaad 81. Antwerp Qett1rs must D directed pSe
Phvnisnd") IL 4. a. for Hayu ana inigua PEG
steamship Atlsa.
Mails for Australia, Nsv.ysllInl Sillvc1 FIJI and 81
moan I.linia psr steamship Alamta lfroh san Frai.
ci.eD, clos. lar, pecsnD.r-J $50 rsi
OF bop Ibc vita ,rltis1 nail, pr
Austrtiu Mails CInt and Japan. psr ,tolnships.n
fran Frtuci.cDl olpsS hor5 DECEMBER ID AZ
In N Mails 20. tas S,oi-tv Gsllhts pc shD Tr,,i3
f.SO d m Malls for CIoh b. rail % rrn3A = T.. AL
theure .,etner via keJ West Fl cijssAt TIL, oiss
daily M . 10 T. IN.
Ihe schedule % closing CT TransPacifc mails Is ar
ranged ON presumption f their uninterrupted overland
rrnsit 20 san Franc Malls the East arriving On
time az the day OF sailing OK steamers are
ui'P"''"'" '"' TrrNRY u. PEARSON. Postmaster.
Post Onlee, New \ orks N. Y.s Dec 2. lSS1.-
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BRUEv- BROOKFfEiD--At the residence III tho BRIDES
parents. leyiders. Monday. December D. by tho
NV Edwarl ITu To" %. tIo CIurci O Tho Atone
meat Phiadtlph assisted a." Rev J. II Mason KNOX
10 LID, president o. Lar yeto College, Elizabeth
Mae ggn,sr = JO'n Il BrOokh FL. Ia tho Rev. J..
Bfuen. pastor OF the First Presbyterian Church
M cards
BUTLER-NINCENT-Att the Church OF the Covenant in
thisoity Wethcstt. December L by the Rev Marvin
Vincent ID. d. father the bride, Katherine Storm
Vincent " BENJAMIN rankin Eullsr.
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THE DyyFyrEycE BErwEEy TIE TWO MEN.

THE D!JfEEENfL mn "''i-'' '''''
CiNcGNSATI, Dec. tNpc fdb.-HPeaHiHS OF i"L
THEMES Interview with Mr. blaine, "1h" tom
ucrciaI- Gazcttc~ will say: "on wednesday morning
lame. q; Iuainr I'm Paris, reviewed tho message and
his comments were published In this paper Yesterday
morning. People who read Elalno's review and
Clevcland's message able to discover the differ
elcc between a man We'll up In political economy an1
ono almost absolutely ignorant ~ that sconcc Tho
rmornut man hapIens bo the President OF the
United ,,nte,. The well-informei man should have
been. In the same proportion tho busin,s s. on ms
Great cnuutry has prog Ssrd. but Mr. cleveland Is
living forty wears I'm the past with hs back stubbornly
o The GItnrr Ilo Will soon drop down into Buffalo
nd la fnrgottcu.n
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TIE PENAL CODE CHAPTER VIII

scot SOB LITrERY' DEFlNED.-A lottery is a
scheme i,trDut 81 property by chance among
ucr.on- rave p1'l greed ylinlbie oonid a
ION or the rhanc' whnher cabot a0tter raie or at en-
terprlsc. lp some other name
32j "tontrvinv. drawing. ctc.. lottery \ rcrs1n
draws lottery cr assists IN on
drawing ia same iiu s'a lie ~ I'M
au two wears or by line % not
than Oao THOUSAND Gjlidr.s or Ooth
sect ~ "OItrug pper FOR sposal rp'ndnnt upin
OF lottery \ person who Offers for sale r
button. way roll or personal properly or aAy
inf crcin determined ny lot depend
upon TIA, drawing lottery within 90 without IA,
STATE who sells Nh. Or proturcs, or clu,ts y
sold furnished OF procure IN any III nuef chance or -e
ny Interest property offered sale tsTlbutOn ~
this CHAPTER ticket or other evidence ol
such chance interest Il -ui ~ oi nsdene inr
sect offered for disposal IN lotteries or
Ohsr' sale 10 tl'i m Ni'h
Ton al TIE pru, this chapter i0re e Ia the people
Oft after tho letter OF Tie
,h.uce on winch tie sans vas Dependant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
IHHEIrlNNG ~ AAJOIN NIX. AEEAI.
WILLIAM YAEpLfY WANTS - ~ Erc"GNi/Lb -
PART ,UTuOr oF " FNs nos.

WILLIAM YAEpLEY VANS - ~ HEcn"Ni|L" ~
PART ,rruor oF Fts IoN.'
While reporter wa, Ia the offices II Mc.'r- Abbey
SclncI anI ,,.au }c.i.ulat. sir iaGr,, h d ''''l''
wuO wroie I.iiir Ja'h sheppard, entered uh warm =
Mr. Abbey he would IT, 10 cnjo.n him foDm . ajax
the pccc d" Iasl,,nr or In tie Fashion unlr-0 Nr
l,idlc, was anrcruccd A. part author. M Abbey
raId nc only knew M-s sIlna ID al" III the n~"i"-
'i,.s about he pay. "h.n snbs, quenIl ''.'"'l
NJ. Aarhcl -ad
A.out to,,nltcn months ag' Mis- DoIar" asked me
10 hcii lcr piece aud mako ngs .tiou,. agreed "r
-ad ,youi do without r"uinn ration on the gf"i"
If old ,rirnG hip worked ut tie piece -ovcral hours
for ,e"rial dAt- la -,vcri1 months. M-- l'"'r'
wnnld rot a-rcc To- my working ior nothing and Wa
fms IS arranged HAT / -hould have fourth ltrlc-t
hancd that n,y-,i. and -hc AT one" agreed -a' '"s
a II was less tnau sc thought Of Offering sh' ma
pad mo tho ouIih OF tue -un advanced by Mr. Abb'y'
Bat has intlnat Il that -ac viii not allow my ha'o 10
appear. and that me viii lot pay anything m'h'r
thnnsl on the later point her lat letter seems 10
show T. di- pusii.On e Wavcr consider thai nave
done cnou- work tbs play 10 bc entitled to have
nv rae associated In the authorship, and Int nd 10
n-st or my right My lawyer l. DAVID Thornton
lie cannot take any step, I'll the rtS Is advertised
c..l,d to Mir. Abbey In friendly way, 80 that
hc might not be- aiken hN surprise at the la-t momcn:
Miss DolaIo eavo the following explanation: 81
asked Nh Yndicy 10 h.ar the play and judge whether
ms thought II needed alteration for an English
audience. | wanted to haze n done In gland, ami
as / had been away from Lonriou seven years. hal
not much confidence my Lrowlcdsc Df taste there
made some susscstloAs aDo.t the entrances OF ,crv
ants, which adopted. ami he also Tolo'cd hr' ihh-
alive a character Killed early In t1c play ms Va
a good idea and adopted that. Eut Mr. Nardcy
has not written line or word OF inJ li1i. ne
did at i. own wish and against mine "ilic an a'i
which | would not accept. VIII not consent 10
having his name appear ~ part anthpr Inc InHIIh
lac to haze wa, Ia consolidation ol hl'
81 go son- and Oi an undertaking I" go 10 Lnglfhl
md cndraNor 10 get IA" play produced here. hdfr
not fled him to do 50, but h. docs not seem d'l'''u